Quick Tips for PC Beginners

If you are new to the PC world, you will have to get used to a plethora of features at your disposal. Here are a few quick tips for PC beginners to help you become more versed in some of the functionality at your fingertips.


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really its a very good guide for Beginners!!

I bought a new desktop pc and your Quick Tips for PC Beginners article helps me lot to understand. Thanks for sharing your experience here.

thanks for the link! even experienced computers should take a look and review some of the newbie stuff cuz i am guilty of forgetting some of the basics from time to time.

Thank's for your informative post. Keep posting like this.

Thanks for the article, especially if we want to learn more about PC, like PC guide, PC trouble shooting, and other PC problem.

Thanks for sharing your informative post. I like this

My sister taught me first tip, it was shut down command for logging off your PC.

A very good guide for Beginners!
Thank you very much

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what is the specific brand good for video card?

It is not that simple.

There are many brands that are good, I personally like MSI.

I would think about what sort of card you want and what pricepoint before I start worrying about brands, they are all fairly competitive when you get down to a specific graphics chip and similar configuration. There is also always the retailers offering specials to take into account.

thanks for the advice I will read some specs of MSI brand as your choice.

Also you will need to determine what your requirements are.

If you are building a new system (including MB and PSU then this changes with what yu consider).

If you are upgrading an existing system then you need to consider your current PCi-e slot revision and width (eg PCIe 2.0 x16) and your power supply output is sufficient and able to support your Video cards power connectors as some require 1 or 2 extra power connectors, or you need to look at upgraidng your PSU or possibly getting some adapters for the power connectors.